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Christina Horne Posted on Jun 14, 2014

I have a Nikon S3300. I haven't used it in several months. I got it out and plugged it up. When I do so, the on/off button lights up green and the charging light will blink green for a little bit and then no blinking. It does not turn on. I have never had any problems with this camera... Could it be the battery?

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Did you plug it up for at least 10 minutes before turning it on? if you did then yeah, maybe the battery is the problem. im not an expert but just tryin to help.

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Sorry this is not a fix, but this problem is called the Green blinking light of death. GBLOD. It's apparently somewhat common.
Go to Nikon.com and look at the service advisory - i think this may be a free fix!

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Check the PDF manual on the software disk to be sure Nikon Technical Support for confirmation- this is a possible replacement situation

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  • Posted on Mar 04, 2008

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sir,how old ur battery?and u clean ur charging pad pins

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  • Posted on Aug 06, 2009

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had a similar issue with my Pentax, it would power on and power back off. Tried playing with it for a while and it never recovered. Chances are its time to replace it. These new electronics are jam packed with lots of mini moving parts and are prone to excessive wear over time. they're are no servicable parts inside them unfortunately. I would try ebay for a reasonable replacement camera.

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when I turn on my Nikon Coolpix S210 digital camera on it says battery temperature is high and I cannot use my camera. Why?

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